Grounded in deep musicological research and illuminated by a contemporary feminist lens, the piece not only explores the personal and political obstacles these women faced, including limited autonomy, forced marriages, and child loss, but also frames their stories in a narrative of resilience and artistic legacy. Quotes, adaptations, and motifs drawn from music connected to them, mostly by Beethoven, and excerpts from the famous letter are transformed through 21st-century techniques, offering a powerful syncretic dialogue across time.

This is not just a tribute; it’s an egalitarian tool. Immortal Beloved ensures these women are no longer footnotes to a man’s genius, but central figures with their own voices, carried into the present with timeless relevance. In honoring their lives and struggles, this concerto becomes a vehicle for equity, remembrance, and artistic justice.

The program also includes Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7.